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Hi Ian, it's Pseudospinolia incrassata and it seems the red subspecies described by Linsenmaier (1997) as P. incrassata paris, known from ...

Superfantastic pictures!!! Really great! wow! Yes, your identification is correct and they are really interesting species, even if the Hedychridium is quite common in S Spain. By the way, in 2011 I collected (with permits) for a couple of weeks in the province of Granada, and I really would like to ...

Could be Hedychridium incrassatum and Pseudospinolia incrassata? Picture taken in Sierra Nevada (Granada), on 15/09/2013. Thanks !.

Greetings

YES!

Superbeautiful, meravilloso!

I confirm Pseudospinolia incrassata (Spinola, 1838)!

Congratulations!
Cheers
Paolo

Hi

Manuel López photographed this beautiful Chrysidid in Sierra Nevada, S Spain (10-8-2013). I think it is Pseudospinolia incrassata...

Thanks in advance !

... lusca (Fabricius, 1804); Pseudomalus abdominalis (Buysson, 1887); Pseudospinolia incrassata incrassata (Spinola, 1838). Taxonomical and systematic changes compared with the ...